Oct 26, 2011 - Lady in the water Chris cornell sound garden. Chamillionaire hip hop police lyrics. Zippyshare rihanna te amo. X 2 wolverines revenge. “The Sound of Revenge” is the debut studio album by American hip hop recording artist Chamillionaire. The album was produced by Scott Storch, Mannie Fresh, Play-N-Skillz, Cool&Dre as well as.
An experienced MC with piles of mixtapes and other underground releases in his past, follows, and as yet another Houstonian to surface aboveground in 2005. He's immeasurably superior to in every aspect but self-promotion, isn't quite as imposing as, and, compared to childhood ally and former Color Changin' Click partner, he's much sterner than sweet, indicated by the title of this album. The that Southerners and other rabid followers of Southern rap have been hearing throughout the past few years hasn't made many concessions with this major-label release. He goes relatively soft on a couple tracks, but the tradeoff is that he continues to get better with time, and an overwhelming majority of the material here is only a slightly polished spin on what can be heard on his mixtapes. Even when the MC is at his most vengeful, he boasts an easy flow that's as easy to listen to as a warm, fluid bassline. Though he occasionally sounds as defensive as someone backed into a corner (hear the vicious 'Frontin' in particular) and pens a few abjectly vigilant rhymes, his voice always slides through the ears with almost as much effortless composure as a hook.
Speaking of hooks, provides almost all of them, switching between rhymes and singsongy vamps on a dime. Lyrically, he has a lot more range than the contemporaries mentioned above, making it evident that he took heed from the gripping narratives and bleak rhymes within the early albums. There's no 'Mind of a Lunatic' or 'Mind's Playing Tricks on Me' here, but there is 'Rain,' a track featuring that's as sobering as it is uplifting. 's as incisive and clever and nimble here as he is anywhere else: 'Tired of being poor, tryin' to leave the rats/Walk out to see that three of your tires are flat/And that one tire left's a sign, I hope/That helps you to keep on grindin' when you're kind of broke/That helps you to keep composure up around your folk/That keeps you from tryin' to wrap a rope around your throat.' Is as strong as 's and has more dimensions.
Man the switches on six tracks. Scott Storch, Happy Perez, and also put in time.
An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included.
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The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item.
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See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. Seller Notes: “ This product has passed our meticulous quality checks and is guaranteed to be in great condition. ” Genre: R&B & Soul, R&B & Soul Record Label: Universal Distribution Style: Southern Release Year: 2005 UPC: 412 EAN: 412. Album Features UPC 12 Artist Chamillionaire Format CD Release Year 2005 Record Label Universal Distribution Genre R&B, Southern Rap Details Playing Time 35 min. Contributing Artists Lil' Wayne, Scarface, Natalie, Lil Flip, Billy Cook, Killer Mike, Krayzie Bone, H.A.W.K., Pastor Troy, Lil' O, Rasaq Producer Mannie Fresh, Play-N-Skillz, Scott Storch, Happy Perez, Cool Dre, Sean Blaze, AJ Skratch Distributor Universal Distribution Recording Type Studio Recording Mode Stereo SPAR Code n/a Track Listing Disc 1 1. The Sound of Revenge, 2. In the Trunk, 3.
Turn It Up, 4. Featuring Lil O/HAWK) Turn It Up - (remix, 5. Fly as the Sky - (featuring Lil Wayne/Rasaq), 8. They Think I'm Crazy - (featuring Natalie), 9. Void in My Life, 10.
Rain - (featuring Scarface/Billy Cook), 11. Picture Perfect, 12.
Ridin' - (featuring Krayzie Bone), 13. Peepin' Me, 15. Void in My Life, 16. Fitting if you know the whole story. Chamillionaire and his childhood friend, Paul Wall, began rapping together at around age 8. Paul Wall made friends with a new up and coming rapper (and infamous snitch) in H-Town named Mike Jones. Paul Wall left Cham to rejoin Michael Watts (Swishahouse) and new addition Mike Jones (who would smile to your face but when youd leave hed diss you).
Mike Jones was talking down about Cham claiming Cham was copying his rap style. Paul and Mike laughed at Cham, saying he would never get a deal and how Cham was nothing without Paul.
After Cham made the most downloaded and listened mixtape in Texas history, the Mixtape Messiah, he ended Mike's rap career with a 3 disc diss record dedicated to the newly named 'Dike Jones'. And when Cham broke through and signed a deal with Universal it was truly.' The Sound of Revenge'. Cham made a follow up album entitled 'Ultimate Victory' which was even more true, since Dike Jones' new album 'The American Dream' was downgraded from an LP to an EP, (which included 6 songs, 2 of which were on his first album and one of which was an NWA classic, my 64.) due to the fact the producers lacked faith in the album. Chamillionare's rap career has truly been 'The Sound of Revenge'.